Asotin County Heritage Treasure Hunt

Aerial view of CLarkston WA circa 1970 to 1975

Join us for an exciting treasure hunt using the Asotin County Heritage Digital Collection! This rich archive chronicles the history and people of our area, dating back to the late 1800s. From historical photos to fascinating documents, the collection offers a deep dive into our heritage.

YOUR MISSION: Explore the collection and uncover hidden gems that tell the story of Asotin County’s past.

Get ready for a virtual adventure where you’ll discover amazing historical moments, notable figures, and captivating artifacts. Happy hunting, and we hope you enjoy the journey through time!

Start your treasure hunt now by visiting Asotin County Heritage Digital Collection.

 

AC Heritage Treasure Hunt

 

 

  1. What was the age and name of the boy who shot Sheriff Wormell and in what year did that happen?
     
  2. Find a picture of the first electric street car to cross the bridge over the Snake River between Clarkston and Lewiston. What is the Resource Identifier number for that picture?
     
  3. What was the name of the man who was arrested for stealing cattle in Asotin County in 1894?
     
  4. True or False? There was once a town in the area named Assotin City.
     
  5. What is the meaning of the word ‘Asotin’?
     
  6. Gladys Levida Taylor was born on October 10, 1906, but they did not put her name on the birth certificate. On what day did her name become legally hers?
     
  7. Find a picture of a church that you recognize to be still standing today. What is the name of the church and when was the photo taken?
     
  8. Locate a picture of Charles Francis Adams High School taken sometime in the 1920s and 30s. Is any part of that school still in use today?
     
  9. Locate a picture of downtown Clarkston. Name any stores that are still in business today. Are they in the same buildings as when the photos were taken?
     
  10. Find a picture of a local parade and write down the Resource Identifier number, title and date of the photo.
     
  11. Look for pictures of the Asotin County Court House and determine if it is in the same building that is in use today.

 

The Asotin County Heritage digital collection is funded by the Washington State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

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